... woman who would rather die than wear a hat for two seasons. The woman who buys bric-a-brac for the best room and borrows kitchen utensils from her neighbours. The woman who wants things just because other women have them. ...

... Asquith and Kitchener. In th, lions- of Comm'ni on Wednesday night. Mr Asquith, defending Lord Kitchener, against some attaeks, said :—Coming to the motion for the reduction of the salary of the salary of the Secretary for War, he was rather sorry it ...

... ho says:—From Private C Murray, Watch, B . Company, Bth Ilatoon, Frantic—Dear Jame 4, Just a few lines to tell you about Kitchen. In the first plaicsi he is very lucky being where he is, as I am out in France for my fourth time, while ho is doing home ...

... our grente..l general-, able lo claim Lord Kitchener. so far , at least a.. his birthplac i. Horatio Herbert Kitchener was the a,•tond of. Lieutenant Colonel H. Kitchener, of the I:tth Di-again*. CAenel Kitchener had settled in Ireland at a small country ...

... lone widow residing at 18 Lyon's Lane. and when the writer called upon. her on Monday forenoon there lay before her on the kitchen table her prayer look and a bundle of letters. She had received official information that her eldest son. Private James Mahoney ...